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UN eyes 2019 Yemen peace talks
The talks are not aimed at finding a solution to the Yemen conflict
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UN to convene Yemen talks in Sweden soon
The Saudi-backed government and the Houthi rebels have shown a 'renewed commitment' to work on a political solution
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UN envoy visits Yemen for talks on key port city
Martin Griffiths is set to meet with Huthi rebels who control the capital along with the Red Sea city of Hodeida
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Yemen port, airport to reopen to aid: Saudi-led coalition
A total blockade of Yemen's ports and airports was imposed after Huthi rebels fired a missile at Riyadh 2 weeks ago
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Yemen war claims lives of 1,400 children: UN
More than 7,300 people have been killed in Yemen since March 2015
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Warring sides pledge support as Yemen truce begins
The truce was only agreed by the warring sides after months of shuttle diplomacy by the UN envoy
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